Maria Entraigues-Abramson of SENS Research Foundation presents Aubrey de Grey’s framework of aging as seven types of accumulating cellular and molecular damage. She cites roughly 100,000 aging-related deaths per day, contrasts damage-repair “rejuvenation biotechnology” with gerontology and geriatrics, and details a bacteria-derived enzyme intended to clear oxidized cholesterol plaque.
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